America of the seventies. On the banks of the Mississippi
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"America of the Seventies: On the Banks of the Mississippi" is a 1976 documentary that delves into the historical and cultural significance of New Orleans, known for its vibrant jazz scene. Directed by Ekran, this TV movie explores the legendary Mississippi River and its impact on the lives of those who inhabit its banks.
This film, though part of a series, stands out for its intimate portrayal of New Orleans, a city rich with history and cultural complexity. Documentary enthusiasts often seek out these lesser-known TV movies, especially since episodes from this series can be somewhat elusive on physical media. The scarcity of this episode increases its collector interest, as it provides a snapshot of a specific time and place that’s rarely seen in mainstream documentaries.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of "America of the Seventies: On the Banks of the Mississippi"?
The film is a documentary and a TV movie.
Who directed "America of the Seventies: On the Banks of the Mississippi"?
The film was produced by Ekran.
Who stars in the film?
The top cast member is Valentin Zorin.
What year was the film released?
"America of the Seventies: On the Banks of the Mississippi" was released in 1976.
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